It's all lawsuits and complaints galore this year with Apple against Nokia, Nokia against Apple and now Motorola against Research In Motion. Apparently, according to…
Read MoreSince the heyday of the UMPC, Intel has dominated the mobile PC market, from the Intel Celeron M in the Samsung Q1 to the current…
Read MoreMicrosoft may be biting the hand that feeds them by not paying developers who are selling applications on Microsoft's Windows Marketplace for Mobile. An increasing…
Read MoreVerizon Wireless made official the leaked prices on the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus that emerged this weekend. Big Red is going to match…
Read MoreThe Wall Street Journal has chimed in with its assessment of the Apple tablet and has described the many ways Steve Jobs is supposedly aiming…
Read MoreBoxee, the popular online video and TV streaming service, announced that it will be adding a payment system to its streaming platform. The payment system…
Read MoreThere's nothing like ruining your ears by blasting your favorite tunes while studying up on photochemistry and reaction dynamics, but Oxford students will have to…
Read MoreFollowing closely on the heels of Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile has rolled out Windows Mobile 6.5 for its Touch Pro2 and Dash 3G handsets. The update…
Read MoreA few weeks ago, Rogers decided not to upgrade the aging HTC Dream to Android 2.0 but offered existing owners the opportunity to switch to…
Read MoreTmoNews is reporting on three hot new handsets that are rumored to be hitting T-Mobile in this first quarter of 2010. One handset is the…
Read MoreIn case you were unaware, Gawker and Valleywag have announced a "Scavenger Hunt" offering some serious dough for pictures, video or hands-on time with the…
Read MoreOne of our connects hit us up with some changes Verizon Wireless is making to its calling plans effective January 18th. The details are coming…
Read MoreTo entice customers to jump on board the WiMAX bandwagon, Sprint has lowered the price of its 3G/4G mobile broadband plan by $10, bringing the…
Read MoreHere's a bit of interesting news on the purchasing and cancellation process for the Nexus One. If you buy the device subsidized, and you decide…
Read MoreCould the image you see above, which really looks like it could be part of a giant iPhone, be the glass surface for the Apple…
Read MoreToday we took a brief look at Sony Ericsson's line-up at CES and fondled the Pureness as well as the X2 and Elm. SE also…
Read MoreSome thought Sprint was teaming up with LG to launch a killer WiMAX smartphone at CES but the big press event came and went with…
Read MoreSamsung doesn't have much in the way of sneak peeks at CES, but we did manage to catch a glimpse of two international handsets. First…
Read MoreIf there is one thing that definitely needs catching up in the gadget industry, it's battery technology and charging options. Powermat showed us where the…
Read MoreThe folks over at Motorola were nice enough to give us a deep dive into the new BACKFLIP which will be available Q1. You're all…
Read MoreWe swung by the BlackBerry booth at CES to scoop out what RIM had up its sleeves. For now, it seems the focus is on…
Read MoreLG certainly has a huge presence at CES this year with displays and phones almost everywhere you turn. So sit back while we bring all…
Read MoreSprint and LG unveiled two new feature phones for the fashionista in all of us. First up is the LG Lotus Elite, a boxy clamshell…
Read MoreWe're here live at Sprint's 4G palace at CES and we're giving the Overdrive by Sierra Wireless a test drive. Before we get on with…
Read MoreNAVIGON is bringing MobileNavigator, its popular turn-by-turn navigation solution to Windows Mobile and Android users in North America. Originally launched on the iPhone, MobileNavigator for…
Read MoreFor those of you who can't get enough pixels in your pocket, we've got some good news for you. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, in his…
Read MoreWe're here and ready to rock. Stay tuned as we cover the CES 2010 keynote delivered by Steve Ballmer. 6:22PM: It's packed, packed, packed in…
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